The View from the Great Wall of China
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fukagawa/110114242/
http://juliebalen.weebly.com/2/post/2013/01/musing-out-loud-reading-between-rhizomic-roots.html
I very much enjoyed the above post by Julie Balen on rhizomic learning, connections, complexity. She concludes her post with the following question:
…Share you thoughts about connected learning and where it might take us, and what our responses might be when something gets in our way.
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I took this photo of the Urumbamba River in Machu Picchu, Peru last year.
(To my regular blog readers, you may wish to skip to the bottom first to get some context for this post)
On tonight’s etMOOC Twitter chat, I expressed concern about being able to “keep up” with all the parts of etMOOC.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...2013 – Tech Uncovered: I am using technology in my classes to support learning. Aren’t we……
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Life lately has felt like one of those dreams where you’re in a cab with your third-grade teacher on the way to a conference presentation you forgot to prepare for and then suddenly the cab morphs into a giant recycling plant and everything is spinning and…
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(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Vanessa, I agree with you about MLit. Everyone should take it before they go out to join a really massive online course. I also agree with you on the hospitality or lack thereof – I have experienced both. I learn really poorly if the environment is not supportive.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...You are welcome, Vance. I have to say that the first time I joined Multiliteracies, I was a bit lost. There wasn't much traffic (well, it is a relatively small group) and the exchange that did happen was too arcane for me to follow.…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...Having been neck-deep in my #ETMOOC experience these last few weeks, I have decided to share some progress that I have been making on my graduate thesis project. Over a year in the works, I have been aligning my thesis with courses taken during my time at the University of Boston, studying Instructional Design (M.Ed).…
(No Ratings Yet)Loading...The Learning Plan for my EDCI 515 course through UVic Masters of Ed. I will credit and thank S. Johnson for recognizing the researcher trait and the sharing tendency in me and inviting me on this journey with her.
With some help from Valerie Irvine and the #etmooc Blackboard session and some really great blogposts from Howard Rheingold, Robin Good, and Beth Kanter, I feel like I’m on my way.…
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Over the years I have been variously complimented for the level of differentiation/ freedom/choice in my classroom, or condemned for the chaos, lack of structure, and uncertainty that seems to rule. Often on the same day, sometimes by the same people. …
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I decided to be lazy today and use my EDC MOOC brain to process the homework. At least some of it. OK – just one tiny little movie. Inbox.
It seems to have made the most impression on the collective – trending today on discussion forums at least.…
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